Interesting Facts About the Citroën C1 PM
The Citroën C1 was launched in June 2005 as a compact city car. Its first generation, coded PM/PN, began a long‑running partnership with Peugeot and Toyota that lasted until the model’s retirement in January 2022.
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Launch and First‑Generation Code
The Citroën C1 entered the market in June 2005 and the initial model was designated the PM (or PN) generation. This first generation marked the start of the C1’s 17‑year production run.
Joint Venture with Peugeot and Toyota
From its debut, the C1 was built alongside the Peugeot 107 and Toyota Aygo as essentially identical city cars, produced through a joint venture that spanned two generations.
Production Span and Generational Changes
The C1 remained in production until January 2022, covering two distinct generations. The first generation ran until 2012, after which a second generation took over, extending the model’s presence on European roads for a total of 17 years.
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